Mustafa Hosni responds to the use of “O religion of the Prophet” in daily conversations

Islamic preacher Mustafa Hosni responded to a follower’s question: “Is mentioning religions such as (my mother’s religion) or (O religion of the Prophet) when we talk to each other in normal conversations, by way of joking or exclamation, considered forbidden?”

Mustafa Hosni explains the mention of religions in daily conversations Preacher Mustafa Hosni said, in a video clip he posted on the official account of the photo and video sharing site Instagram, that people who are accustomed to saying certain words when joking with others can use them in moments of tension or anger to say those words.

Mustafa Hosni added: “This matter is exactly the same as the word divorce that is widespread among many individuals currently (the oath of divorce), continuing his speech that if you joke about divorce and say the common word (I swear divorce), the word may become less fanatical in your mind and words.” Because it is familiar and in the dictionary,” and it does not have the initial dread when a person is not accustomed to saying that word. With him saying it jokingly, it becomes in his daily dictionary, and he says it at various times, whether he is angry or taking an oath, and it has not become limited to joking and joking only.

Mustafa Hosni warns against using religious words He continued his speech by saying that using a noble and lofty word, such as the word religion, as a joke, could appear in the form of cursing religion when angry, and this has been explained by scholars as one of the greatest major sins, as mentioning religion becomes an easy word on the tongue of this person and he mentions it in any way possible.

He also directed his advice to believers who ask, saying: “I suggest to you that this precious and sacred word not be in your dictionary of words, unless you are talking about Sharia, jurisprudence, hadith, or anything related to religion. The precious words will be words related to our God, God, but do not make them a joke.” And gossip.”